| A | B |
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| otium i n | ease, leisure |
| saepulchrum i n | tomb |
| theatrum i n | theater |
| triduum i n | 3 days |
| vitium i n | vice |
| votum i n | vow |
| aer aeris m | air |
| coes comitis m | companion |
| flos floris m | flower |
| grex gregis m | herd |
| hiems hiemis f | winter |
| juvenis juvenis m/f | youth |
| lapis lapidis m | stone |
| plebs plebis f | commoners |
| obses obsidis m | hostage |
| uxor uxoris f | wife |
| ut | so that, in order that |
| aequor aequoris n | level plain, sea |
| certamen certaminis n | struggle contest |
| crus cruris n | leg |
| latus lateris n | side |
| litus litoris n | shore |
| munus muneris n | office |
| os oris n | mouth |
| os ossis n | bone |
| rus ruris n | countryside |
| scelus sceleris n | crime |
| avis avis f | bird |
| fames famis f | hunger |
| fons fontis m | fountain |
| ignis ignis m | fire |
| imber imbris m | rain |
| nix nivis f | snow |
| nox noctis f | night |
| nubes nubis f | cloud |
| ovis ovis f | sheep |
| vestis vestis f occasus us m | clothes |
| usus us m | fally, misfortune |
| exitus us m | use, experience |
| currus us m | end, exit |
| vultus us m | chariot cart |
| cursus us m | course, running |
| equitatus us m | cavalry |
| arcus us m | bow |
| impetus us m | attack |
| passus us m | step pace |
| alienus a um | foreign, alien |
| angustus a um | narrow |
| beatus a um | blessed |
| dubius a um | doubtful |
| durus a um | hard |
| pius a um | dutiful pious |
| verus a um | true |
| citus a um | rapid |
| clarus a um | clear bright |
| rusticus a um | rural rustic |
| crudelis e | cruel |
| humilis e | humble |
| tristis e | sad |
| agrestis e | crude |
| communis e | commoners |
| lenis e | mild gentle |
| mollis e | soft |
| sublimis e | sublime |
| inanis e | vain empty |
| civilis e | ivil |
| quam | than, as possible |
| cunctus a um | all |
| superbus a um | proud |
| tardus a um | late |
| caecus a um | blind |
| aequus a um | equal to |
| mirus a um | wondrous |
| dignus a um | worthy |
| avidus a um | avid, kee |
| arduus a um | steep arduous |
| periculosus a um | dangerous |
| What part of speech is throwing in "I saw the boy throwing a ball"? | present active participle |
| The gerundive is a participle, a --- | verbal adjective |
| The gerundive is the --------declined like a regular ----------decl adj. | future passive participle |
| To form gerundive add ---to present stem of 1st/2nd conj or ----to present stem of 3, 3 io, 4 conj. | ndus endus |
| Basic translation of gerundive using amo. | to be loved |
| What word shows obligation in English? | must |
| Gerundive of obligation use a compound verb consisting of ---------. | gerundive and form of to be |
| In gerundive of obligation the gerundive agrees with subject in---------. | case, number, gender |
| An active Eng sentence with obligation must be rewritten in ---------before translating | passive |
| The person who performs the action in a sentence with gerundive of obligation is called ---------with no preposition in Latin. | dative of agent |
| Instead of quam, the ----------without a prep may be used to express comparison. | ablative |
| The abl can only be used instead of quam for comparison if the compared word is -------- and abl is not ambiguous. | nom or acc |
| Deponent verb has------------forms but--------------meanings. | passive active |
| All deponents are conjugated like ------------of regular verbs. | passive |
| Deponent verbs have 4 active verbals. They are -- | present participle, guture participle, future infinitive, gerund |
| What deponent form has a passive meaning? | gerundive and form of to be |
| The dictionarey entry for deponents is the same as for regular verbs only -------- | passive |
| For deponents the stem of the imp subjunctive is identical to what the ---------would be. | present active infinitive |
| To say where you came from, use prepositions ----------with abl. | ab, ex, de |
| To say where you are going use prepositions ----------with acc. | ad, in |
